Anishinabi Lodge

Guests fish via 16 foot Lund Boats with swivel seats, electric start motors. Guests are expected to bring their own landing net, Life Jacket, and depth finder. The lodge also hosts boats on nearby lakes for fly-in options.

Expect to target Lake Trout, Northern Pike, Walleye, Smallmouth Bass and Perch. In the winter, this is an excellent spot for ice fishing. Additional backcountry lakes include; Zizania Lake for fly-out fishing, Isabelle Lake, Cat Lake, Howard Lake aka Duck Lake, Lakes #1, #2, and #3, Burden Lake, Trapper Shack, Gahuna Lake, and Halverson Lake. There are plenty of fishing options here, and each lake offers something different.

Anishinabi Lake is huge. It has 8,400 acres of water and reaches 290 feet in depth. The average depth is 103 feet. There are 43 miles of shoreline plus islands. The lake is home to Lake Trout, Northern Pike, Perch, Whitefish, and Burbot. Burbot are a freshwater cod that is fished for using a stranded line. The Burbot feeds at night, so you leave a line in the water and check it in the morning. They are also great fish for ice fishing.

Cat Lake only hold Northern Pike, so if you want to target those fish, head to Cat Lake. Many of the other lakes also hold Northern Pike.

Lake #1, #2, and #3 have the trophy sized Walleye and Northern Pike.

Trapper Shack offers 22-inch Walleye that you can fish for near the shore. There are no Northern Pike here, so the fish are fat and friendly.

Halverson Lake has Smallmouth Bass with the small ones around 20 inches. This is a lake that is also home to monster Northern Pike that grow in the 40 plus inch range.

This a lodge that offers plenty of fishing opportunities for fishermen. If you have a favourite species, they have a lake that is prime for fishing your target fish. The lodge is a drive-in or fly-in option and is not difficult to reach by road.